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PAGE EIGHT VAlk *WI 1 <m m # 1-4 OFF ' All Refrigerators Reduced Automatic, Baldwin and Crystal White, all go on sale today at one-fourth off the regular price.’ Cash or credit. $20.00 Refrigerators and Ice Boxes 1 $15.00 $30.0® Refrigerators "__i „ ; $22.50 $40.00 Refrigerators $30.00 $50.00 Refrigerators $37.50 Limited number in stock. Prices have been cut to clean them up at once. If in need of a good refrigerator now is your time to buy and save one-fourth. Concord Furniture Co. THE RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE , The Sinclair Law of Lubrication For every machine of every degree of wear, their is a scientific SINCLAIR OIL to suit its speed and seal its power. Let us look up for you, the grade of Sinclair oil you should use. Mutual Oil Company PHONE 476 R. INSURE When You Start To Build The right time to take out insurance is when you start building. Then if through any cause your building should burn, even before completed, the Insurance will cover your loss. tfetzer & Yorke Insurance Agency Successors to Souther® Loan and Trust Co. P. B. FETZER A. JONES YORKE i BEST |l CEMENT PLASTER LIME ij; Mortar Color, Plaster Paris j! . PHONE 74 CRAVEN’S KERR STREET SPECIAL VALUES —for— JULY 4th —at— CHARLES STORES CO., Inc. 34 South Union St., Concord N. C. lia.B-g4rtTir»rr,tnirwgTlMßßaiaTr«rri ; C.lU. SrTAl'V KIM B;h„rvfc p I'T*ttPSaengßEE CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY .. * Concord, N. C. E|b The Home of -Good lili ’ K,. Banking Resources Over One Mil li°n Dollars ’ ,y'" • ' •' * - • >*' v'-'-’e THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE The Concord Daily Tribune TIME OP CLOSING OF MAILS The time of the dosing of mails at the Concord postofflce is as follows: Northbound. 136—11:0O P. M. 36—10 .-00 A. M. 34 4 :10 P. M. 38— 8:30 P. M. 30—11:00 P. M. Southbound. 38— 9:30 A.M. 45 3:30 P. M. 135 8 4)0 P. M. 20—11:00 P. M. | NOILN3W TVOOI Twelve pages today—two sJltions. The library will be closed tomorrow. July Fourth, which is a legal holiday. Every child should have one of The Tribune's beautiful infant dolls —it's easy to get one. On account of *he heavy grade which is being encountered at St. Martins hill, in No. 9 township, the county highway 1 engineer has sent an extra tractor to as-1 sist iu the work there. One-Cent Sale at the Ruth-Kesler Shi.c Co. is now going on. All white canvas j slippers are being sold at !I0 cents a pair and you get another pair for one cent, two pair for if 1.00. Tine, Young Peoples’ Missionary So ciety of Rocky River Church is giving an ice cream supper July 4th, beginning at 4 o'clock. ECVry is one invited to attend. | The condition of Fred It.. Rost, who underwent an operation in the Concord Huwital this week, continues to show improvement, j The past office wilt be closed tomorrow I on account of the fact that it is a legal holiday. Only one city delivery of mail | will be made and no rural delivery. The j general delivery window will be opened I in the morning from Bto JO o'clock. j James H. Simpson, three-months-old son of Mr. and Sirs. M. V. Simpson, died Thursday at their home at the Franklin Mill. Funeral services were held this afternoon and the body was carried to Monroe for burial. Despite the fact that a Wt-up in the sale of licenses, was expected to start yesterday, the Carolina Motor Club ex perienced another busy day, a total of 250 tags having been sold during the day. The library and several business houses of tlie city closed Thursday afternoon to allow a half-holiday. On Thursday of next week other business houses of the city will begin the half-holiday schedule, which will he continue dthroughout the summer months. Four eases are scheduled to he tried in recorder’s court this afternoon. One defendant is charged with assault, an other with abandonment an dtwo with violating city ordinances. One of the latter ischarged with driving past the ["Sstop” sign at the sauare. On Saturday. July 11. at 2 o'clock p. m.‘, I,inker & Harnett will sell the C. H. Peek proiiert.v on Church street at public auction. The property will be divided into three lots of 20 1-2 feet each, 237 feet deep. The residence will be sold sepa rately. Announcement has been made by the management of the Concord Theatre that Quo Vadis, which was to he shown here next Monday, will not be ready for booking at that date but will lie here on the Monday following. None of the prints are available for the date on which ti e film had been secured. The I,uoky Strike cigarette people will sell you through all dealers a regular tin of Lucky Strike cigarettes for only 25 tents, regular priee 40 cents. Only one tin to a customer. ..When the supply on hnnd is sold the regular priee will be in effect. See half page ad. on page ten of todays Tribune A number of Concord Shriners left this afternoon for Winston-Salem to at tend the mid-summer ceremonial of Oasis Temple. The ceremonies start tonight and will be concluded tomorrow. The Concord Shriners joined the party from Charlotte which passed through the city daring the afternoon. Thursday was one of the hottest days of the year in Concord. The mercury climbed to 97 degrees during the after noon and during the night it remained unusually hot. Early this morning a thermometer at the Gibson Drug Store registered 80 degrees at 0:30 o’clock, and it had not been touched directly by the sun at that time. Pittsburgh is leading the National League again having defeated Cincin nati Thursday while New York was idle. Brooklyn swamped Boston while Chica go and .St. Louis were splinnting two games. In the American League Wash ington won two games from Boston, Philadelphia defeated New York, Cleve land defeated Detroit and St. Louis won from Chicago. Short on Bain AH Way From Texas. Mooresville Enterprise. Mr. S. C. Webster, who hss been traveling salesman for the R. J. Reyn olds Tobacco Company in the South and West for the past twelve yeans, arrived here Saturday afternoon on a abort visit to his sister, Mrs. Zeb Deaton. ,He was en route to North Wilkesboro, where he is to spend several months with'his moth er, Mrs. Ssrah Webster. Mr. Webster drove through the country from Nacg doches, Texas. He says there has been very little rain anywhere between his leaving point and Mooresville, except in Alabama, where the rainfaU has. been greater than anywhere else ro the South and West. He stated that except a few places in Alabama and the Mississippi Delta, there is a great shortage of rain fall and that the crops khow need Os rain Succeeds Hrr Husband In Ctapm. Mrs. Edith N. Rogers, of Lowell, Mass., widow Os Representative John Jacob Rogers, was elected to succeed her husband as member of Congress from the fifth Massachusetts district. Mrs. Rog ers had a majority over the Democratic candidate of more than two to one. She is the first woman to he elected to Con gress from New England. ,• The value of a hng depends upon the law of iuddlt and demand y»\TOM (15) SIMS V ® / SAYS Just worrying to beat the band doesn't always beat it. Drgs are more fun than goldfish even if goldfish don’t chew up your slippers. The only relief from the weather is pretending you like it. Jt's a happy father \yhd has oue daughter married to an ice man and one to a coal man. Life is but a dream, but there are all kinds of dreams. Mirrors ark great things. If you think you are. handsome a good mirror will cheer you up. A soft dring turneth away headaches. We know a man so stingy he eats ba nanas to keep from wearing out the gold in his teeth. It pays to hurry, but it doesn't pay enough. Work hurts you mist when you cuss it. The man who kicks about the food at home usually is afraid of the waiters in DILLARD DISCI'NSES THE Jl DIIgAHY AT ASHEVILLE Diminished Respect for Judges and for the Law Itself. He Says. Asheville. July 2.—Addressing the North Carolina Bar Association at the morning session here today, J. H. Dil lard, of Murphy, discussed "The Judi ciary." He /declared that “the older members of this association will recall that there was a time when the office of Superior Court judge was regarded as one of the greatest, if not indeed the very greatest. office, i within the gift of the people; when the incumbent was ac corded a profound, an almost reveren tial respect; when people looked upon ‘the judge’ as the very incarnation of the majesty of the law. and hung upon his utteeranees from the bench as if on or acle spake; that there was a time when this was regarded as the one office which should always se.ek the man, and when its active seeking was taken as conclu sive of the unfitness of the seeker.” • Continuing, Mr. Dillard declared: ! “That such is not the case today, no one will deny, and while this may in some measure be due to other causes, we believe that in the main it is due to cer tain annalous, if not indeed indefensible features of our ‘system.’ It may be well to note, in this connection, that along with a diminshed respect for its administrators, there has likewise come a marked disrespect for the law itself, es pecially among the young people.” This latter condition Sir. Dillard at tributed largely to "the breaking down of the home—-to the failure of parents to inculcate in their children a' sense of re- TO 1 JVINGTON’S NCORD N. C. The Quitting Sale has rim into a Re construction Bale.’ We still have too much of one for two items in stock so to keep the Haiti arollin' till the first of August we'll sFO Men's Low Shoes $2.00 a pair: ladies' 60c; men's hats 85e: lad ies choice SI.AO. Besides Table Ware, Tiuwnre, etc. Lot of old Maxwell and Chevrolet pnrHfc Read. Rample. C. COVINGTON Let Your Next Battery Be An EXIDE Use Only the Best Our New Mechanically Refriger ated Autopolar. Fountain keeps ice cream in the most per fect condition, With this new au tomatic refrigerating device, it is possible to hold the temperature to the zero mark if desired, ana this insures all ice cream and drinks in the best of condition. PEARL DRUGCO On the Square * Phone S 8 |sponsiblUty to God for every thought.! | and word, and deed, the moat potent in-1 I fluent*, for good that edn be brought to bear upon a human life, in ail its jour ney. from the cradle to’the grave. J | ’Then, too,” continued ths speaker, ' “we hare Home judges, though fortunate-) ly few in number, Who, through their own behavior, or rather lock of behavior, 1 have not always inspired respect and confidence, Just as for the most part we' have had fine, upstanding men, who, de-»| spite the system, have always been able! to command individual rest>eot. But we are obliged, however, to conclude that if 1 our system had been what it should! these j few unfit men would hardly have won!, judicial possibilities." Mr. DillaTd declared that “It. is doubt- f less true that none of us will ever live l to see a life tenure of this office. I I t tj Public favor, like dame fortune, has ever I’ been a tickle jade: the distance from f the capito! to the Tarpeian Rock has, ever been .short.; pud so long as the of this great- office is made dependent J upon public favor, just so long may hon est and capable judges be denied re- ! election, and just so’ long many of our ; best lawyers, dreading the uncertainty, will hesitate to enter the judicial office.” ' In this connection Mr. Dillard de- : dared: ! "We need to Sitop and think, and if 1 1 any Way can be found to improve upon the present condition, it would surely be worth while. I remember to have once seen a suggestion' like this, though I have forgotten its origin: That the udge to be elected at first for a short term (only long enough to demonstrate his fitness or lack of fitness) and that at the second and succeeding elections he should be chosen for a long term. Mr. Dillard discussed the rotation sys tem at length. He reviewed the argu ments that had been advanced both against and for it. . ' It is dangerous to talk back to your wife. She might hear you. K. OF P. NOTICE Regular meeting Concord Lodge No. 51 K. of P. Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Work in Second Rank. ' E. B. PEELE, C. C. SuARaStEBD —-WlSc" (ISDN DISEASE REMEDIES /(If Wj (Hunt's Salve mod Soap), fall In f If IV the trsntmsnt of Itch, Eeacraa, V'* 1 A Ringworm, Tatter or other Itch * * ins akin diaeaaaa. Try this treatment nt our risk. ECZEMAf? if HUNT’S GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt's Salve and Boap),fail in f Jw/ri'] the treatment of Itch, Kcsema, >(JT W i J Rinffworm,Tetter or other itch- fVi / 1 inf akin diseases. Try thin • ® treatment nt our risk. PEARL. DRUG COMPANY FREE! Squibbs Service Package free with every 50 cent purchase of Squibbs Goods. Squibbs service package contains a tube of cold cream, tube dental cream, talcum, analgesic balm, Ep som salts and sodium bicarbonate. All of this is in a nice box. The very thing to carry on your vaca tion trip. Clines Pharmacy Phone 333 Melrose Flour Liberty Self Rising Flour In Melrose Flour we need only announce arrival of a big shiixnent which we have every four tojdx weeks. Get yours now. Liberty Seif Rising Flour is the very highest grade of Flour with phosphates and salt added in the exact proportion, so you take no eha'uce in your mixture to have very best results. It's a suc cess. Buy all your flour at - Cline & Moose Add the Comforts of PLUMBING to Your Home Modern plumbing will do as much or more than any other one thing toward making your borne a comfortable and convenient place in which to tyve. It costs you nothing to get our cost® es timate. Concord Plumbing Company North Kerr Btreet ‘ . Phone 178 1 [f . * \ “Now — i j that’s something like it.”* m <S v w* I ! # It’s great to find the exact ( tj, ft ' r-1 I ! summer suit you want at the I I M / j exact sum you wish to pay— 'hr- #1 tl_ /fl ! Especially after you have look- X ~ [I j ed from store to store—for \Jt 1 j 1 when you do reach here you |/ s, 1 ; feel just like a man who is | N \ turning off a long detour onto X v^= === S s^: the concrete. ; Hard road to beat—the one that leads to a selection of suits i like this with the world’s finest woolens at the city’s fair [ est prices. - , | Come in and be surprised. | Schloss Bros, Clothes ..Beautiful Cool Suits $25, S3O, $35 Linen Knickers—Collar Attached Shirts—New Bow Ties | HOOVER’S, Inc. “THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE” fW That’s our business—to see iat / OUF car ’ s oiled and . /P§\ {T rea sed, thoroughly cleaned \jrTh\ _ and free*from dust, dirt, grime X a »d foreign particles. Let us try cleaning yours for a week jlfilM HOWARD'S FILLING STATION “Service With a smile” ICE, COAL and SERVICE A. B. POUNDS PHONE 844 Besides receiving deposits and lending money, it is a part of a bank’s duty to assist you in financial and business mat ters. Their experience and knowledge along this line should help you. Our officers are always accessible for this purpose and will gladly do everything in their power t 6 assist you. CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK EQUIPPED TO SERVE Capital $400,000.00 Resources Over $3,000,000.00 NEW PICTORIAL REVIEW PRINTED PATTERNS Feature the Latest Paris - n|V Fashions for sJ. Every Hour of the Day L .i jk Qet One Today / M \ and Yaw WtU I M\ V Always Demand A W > 1 PICTORIAL Ja jSd/ REVIEW & PATTERNS f I MP&VnrAiE rrintcu /HjfiYlMWllm j Perforated f]jAjMU^o#a Cut Out and . Ready for Use They Almost \ \ 1 Tajik to You \ l I PICTORIAL \|\ I REVIEW jU]\ Patterns For V July on Sale p.ttem Now 2734 20c to 43c 45 “ nU Summer Fashion Book 25c x Bv Mail 30c Pictorial Review Monthly PARKS-BELK CO. Phone 865 Concord, N. C. Friday, July 3, 1925 CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected weekly by Gllne ft Moose) Figure* named represent price* paid for produce on the market: Eggß i_ .25 Com „ *l-85 Sweet potatoes 1.60 Turkeys .25 to A) Onions *1.25 Peas __ 8.00 Butter __ BO Country Ham i. .30 Country Shoulder .20 Country Sides 20 Young Chickens _ .40 Hens ! .IS Irish Pot*toe i 1.25 CONCORD COTOON MARKET FRIDAY, JULY S, 1*35 Cotton : .24 Cotton Seed .45 FRESH FISH Friday and Saturday .4 Direct from Morehead City Gray Trout, Speckled Trout and Croakers We also have a small lot of nice country side meat. Cabarrus Cash Gro cery Company V PHONE 571 W
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